Bluewater Borderfest adds final two acts to concert lineup

Journal Staff Sarnia’s newest music festival has confirmed the final two acts, including an artist who can get fans going with or without a microphone. Brad Kissel will perform Saturday, July 29 at Bluewater BorderFest in Centennial Park.

Published: July 9th, 2017

Journal Staff

Sarnia’s newest music festival has confirmed the final two acts, including an artist who can get fans going with or without a microphone.

Brad Kissel will perform Saturday, July 29 at Bluewater BorderFest in Centennial Park.

The winner of four Canadian Country Music Association awards last fall, Kissel made news this spring when he led an Edmonton Oilers playoff game crowd through the U.S. national anthem after his microphone quit.

The James Baker Band, whose song “Chills” has held the Canadian Country Music Billboard chart in recent weeks, takes the stage Friday, July 28.

Also performing are: Friday – Eric Ethridge, Chase Bryant and Frankie Ballard. Saturday – Dan Davidson, Aaron Goodvin and Dylan Scott.

Tickets available at www.bluewaterborderfest.com

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